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We used to drive my large mobility scooter up ramps via the rear hatch and into ours when the back seats were down, much to the astonishment of any passers by, we then packed the ramps away down the side of it, and stacked the luggage and gear ontop of that, it really was a tardis, and im sure you have made the right decision in buying it in comparison to the Yaris, which is quite tiny in the bootspace department and would never be able to take such a load as we mamanged to pack into our Jazz, im sure that you will have many happy hours of motoring in it.

Julia    

Jazz are great camping cars I have had one for 4 years and 50,000 miles.

Just a word of warning about Handiracks, I used them on my Jazz and the roof popped in, thought I had wrote the car off, luckily it popped back out when I removed the load (not that heavy either), the problem is there is no strengh in the middle of the roof only at the edges where the roof bars are meant to fit, since I got a proper roof rack I have had no problems.

Quote: Originally posted by RAF35Y on 07/6/2010

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Jazz are great camping cars I have had one for 4 years and 50,000 miles.

Just a word of warning about Handiracks, I used them on my Jazz and the roof popped in, thought I had wrote the car off, luckily it popped back out when I removed the load (not that heavy either), the problem is there is no strengh in the middle of the roof only at the edges where the roof bars are meant to fit, since I got a proper roof rack I have had no problems.

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